Make sure the console jumper settings on the routers are correct.info on this: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps259/products_tech_note09186a008009433b.shtmlTelnet in and check the Line con 0 settings, remove and "exec-timeout" make su...

Have you checked to see if your DB9 adaptor says "Terminal"Try to telnet / SSh in?Try getting in through the AUX port?do you get garbage or a connection prompt?Hyperterminal set right?

I could very well be. do a sh techsupport and run it through cisco support.Again, putting a stick of memory and putting "no logging console" works.Most of the time just "no logging console" works

The best fix for this is to add a stick of RAM and then issue the following command:NO LOGGING CONSOLEDepending on what you are trying to monitor with MRTG and your network design, you can put the following to reduce routing update traffic on interfa...

1. monitor your router logs, sh processess cpu, etc.2. use a sniffer to find the address/networks you don't want.3. create an access list to accept all traffic you want. all traffic you don't want goes to a static route: ip route 1.1.1.1 1.1.1.1 inte...